On October 16, the "Liaoning Explorer: International Experience Officers Program" kicked off in Shenyang. Focusing on the international medical services that foreign nationals are highly concerned about, the event invited the first batch of international experience officers—including foreign consular officials in Shenyang, foreign experts in the city, and representatives of international students—to immerse themselves in the new facilitation measures for international medical services in Liaoning and Shenyang.Co-hosted by the Foreign Affairs Office of Liaoning Provincial People's Government, together with the provincial departments of education, human resources and social security, the provincial health commission, and Shenyang Foreign Affairs Office, the event represents a concrete practice of province-municipality coordination to optimize foreign-related services and enhance the city's internationalization.
The international experience officers paid on-site visits to the First Affiliated Hospital of China Medical University (Hunnan Campus), Northeast International Hospital, and Aier Excellence Eye Hospital. They experienced the full-chain foreign-related medical services—from registration, consultation, examination, diagnosis and treatment, rehabilitation to health management—gaining a personal understanding of the professionalism, standardization and internationalization of medical institutions in Liaoning and Shenyang, and an intuitive sense of the city's solid progress in continuously optimizing its foreign-related medical services.
The "Liaoning Explorer: International Experience Officers Program" aims to invite foreign friends in Liaoning to experience the province in person, proactively share the achievements of Liaoning's international business environment, promote the continuous refinement of facilitation service measures, and help raise Liaoning's internationalization level. Seizing this opportunity, Shenyang Foreign Affairs Office will continue to strengthen its foreign-related service functions. Working with relevant departments and focusing on the areas that foreign nationals care about—education, employment and entrepreneurship, transportation and travel, cultural tourism and consumption, and government services—efforts will be made to plan and organize more themed experience activities, showcasing from multiple angles the city's vivid practice of upgrading foreign-related services and continuously improving its open environment.